Opinion

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No other news publication in Canada gets the climate emergency like Canada's National Observer.

I want to take a minute to share a bit about myself and why I decided to join Canada’s National Observer.

What strengthens our mission in the face of our challenges is our community of donors. Our journalism is only possible with support from readers like you.

Last Thursday, I received a letter from Google notifying me that it will be terminating a licensing agreement with Canada’s National Observer that accounts for a slice of our annual operating budget.

Each of us must find our own ways to push back, and choose where to join ourselves to larger efforts to protect the planet for the next generations. Your support for Canada’s National Observer is one of those larger efforts. Together, we uncover disinformation and corruption, shine a light on solutions, while ensuring there’s a spotlight trained on the causes of climate breakdown.

I am witnessing a crisis of hope and I am terrified by the way it intensifies our climate crisis.

Here in Canada, things don’t look so certain. There are dire warnings about what the standoff between Meta and the federal government will all mean for Canadian media companies and Canadians. I’m alarmed, too.  

Day in and day out, I work to shine a spotlight on the politics and corporate power that shapes our collective response to the climate crisis.

Which platform tackles climate change and inequality?

The value of good journalism, and the importance of supporting it directly, has become increasingly obvious over the last few years.

You know what really gets on my nerves — besides the whole we’re-all-gonna-die-from-global-warming feeling? Being judged for learning about my community and the world from TikTok.

Letter from the Editor-in-Chief

We're in the midst of a climate emergency. Canada is warming at twice the rate as the world at large. Do you think Scheer, who has spent years trashing carbon pricing, will treat the climate or the environment as a priority?